Treatments
Porcelain veneers
Refine, without altering.
Custom-made ceramic veneers that refine colour, shape and proportion while preserving as much natural tooth as possible. A stable, stain-resistant result that looks entirely natural.
Indicated for: colour, shape, wear or small gaps, on healthy teeth and gums.
Book an appointmentNo treatment is automatic. The consultation determines what truly suits your smile, including when the best option is to do less.
Every detail communicated
Exceptional ceramic work is collaborative. Dr. Sabbah works closely with experienced dental ceramists: detailed photographs, scans and design references throughout fabrication, to tailor shape, translucency, brightness and texture to each patient. Temporary restorations and smile previews let you evaluate proportion and character before the final ceramic.
Selected work
Natural results, unique to each patient.
The shade, translucency and shape of every restoration are crafted to harmonize with your features. Never a standard smile.
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The patient journey
Every step, considered.
A clear, collaborative process designed to make treatment predictable, personal and carefully planned.
1Consultation
An honest conversation: what you like, what you would change, what the result should convey. Examination of the teeth, gums, smile and bite, including when less treatment is the better choice.
2Records and planning
Clinical photographs, 3D scans and radiographs as needed form the basis of a precise diagnosis and design.
3Smile design
A digital or physical design explores tooth proportions, smile line and facial balance before anything begins.
4Preparation
The teeth are prepared according to the agreed plan. Patients receive custom temporary restorations.
5Ceramic craftsmanship
The ceramist relies on the clinical records, the approved design and detailed feedback to shape the final porcelain by hand.
6Try-in and bonding
Fit, shade, shape and harmony are carefully evaluated. Final restorations are bonded only once the result is validated.
7Follow-up and maintenance
Bite, gums and restorations reassessed. Care instructions, professional hygiene and a protective night guard when indicated.
Fees and financing
A clear plan. A clear investment.
Aesthetic dentistry is highly individualized. Transparent estimates and payment options are presented before any treatment, for veneers, Invisalign and cosmetic dentistry.
Clear information before you begin
A detailed treatment plan and its estimate are provided at the consultation, before any decision.
Financing
Monthly payment options may be available through third-party financing providers, subject to approval and the provider's terms.
Insurance and cosmetic care
Coverage for cosmetic treatments varies by plan. We help you understand what applies to your situation.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you begin.
How much do porcelain veneers cost in Montreal?
The cost depends on the number of veneers and the complexity of the case. A detailed treatment plan with a transparent estimate is provided at the consultation, before any decision.
Do veneers damage the teeth?
The approach is ultra-conservative: enamel preparation is minimal and healthy tooth structure is preserved whenever the clinical situation allows.
Can veneers fix crooked teeth?
In some cases, yes. When misalignment is more significant, Invisalign before veneers preserves more natural structure and improves the final design.
Do veneers stain?
No. Porcelain offers superior optical stability and resists staining, unlike composites.
How many veneers do I need?
The goal is not to treat every visible tooth, but to identify the changes with the greatest impact. The number is determined during smile design, based on your face and your goals.
Why do Invisalign before veneers?
Aligning the teeth first allows thinner preparations, preserves more enamel and gives a more harmonious final result.
Should I whiten before getting veneers?
Yes, ideally. Whitening does not change the colour of porcelain or fillings: whitening first allows the final veneer shade to match your brightened teeth.
